Maura Murray, a University of Massachusetts-Amherst nursing student, disappeared more than 20 years ago in New Hampshire. Her family remains 'hopeful' for answers.
More than two decades after 21-year-old college student Maura Murray went missing, her family is hopeful for answers in a case that has baffled the nation since 2004. Murray, a nursing student at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, disappeared Feb. 9 of that year after getting into a car accident in Woodsville, New Hampshire. A witness saw Murray, described as 'an overachiever that excelled both academically … and athletically' at MauraMurrayMissing.
She didn't end up making it or any reservations, though. Then she withdrew almost all of her money and went to her liquor store and then headed north. Destination unknown,' Julia said in the podcast. The family's website says Murray packed several days worth of clothes, including workout attire, toiletries, books and makeup. Afternoon of Feb.
Authorities searched the area but could not locate the college student. Julia told Compagno that starting her own podcast 'was both therapeutic and cathartic to kind of take story back and tell Maura's story in our own words and to have the support of my family and my brothers speaking publicly.' The podcast has given her family 'agency' over their own story, which she said has 'kind of gone off the rails … in the last 20 years.
We are continuing to work with our local, state and federal partners, including the FBI, to identify resources to try to advance this case,' Formella said in a statement at the time. 'It is our hope that this 20th anniversary of Ms. Murray’s disappearance will bring renewed attention to the case that might ultimately lead to justice and closure for the Murray family.
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